HOUSTON, TX, December 14, 2012 (Press-News.org) Are you a native Texan and like supporting local musicians? Perhaps you are a fan of folk music? If so, Ketch Kennedy is proud to announce the launch of a newly designed website that showcases his background as a musician and songwriter.
According to his website, Ketch Kennedy's mission is to live the life he sings about. Every song is written from the heart and based on his real life experiences. While some of his music is about rough patches in his life, the majority of his lyrics and ballads discuss the wonderful adventures he has experienced in his life.
Ketch Kennedy's music spans a wide variety of places and times, and describes all the friends and acquaintances he met along the way. In "Texas Fantasy," he sings about a brown-eyed beauty that took his breath away on a trip to a gas station, while "Friday Rain" is a touching tune about someone asking for help to overcome pain and suffering in their life.
Visitors to Ketch Kennedy's newly designed website will find it to be user friendly and easy to navigate. Not only does it contain detailed information about the long road he traveled to become a successful songwriter and musician, but there is a page that offers viewers the opportunity to listen to samples of his music. Each page of the website also contains a link to purchase mp3's of his work.
If you would like to learn more about Ketch Kennedy, visit his website, or fill out the "Send Ketch a Message" form that can be found on the right hand side of each page on the website.
http://ketchkennedy.com
Ketch Kennedy: "The Man Behind The Music"
Ring in the Holidays by Visiting This Texas Musician's Newly Designed Website
The songs and stories of Ketch Kennedy span various places and times, each with its own sensory recollections, along with some incredibly fascinating friends and acquaintances.
2012-12-14
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[Press-News.org] Ring in the Holidays by Visiting This Texas Musician's Newly Designed WebsiteThe songs and stories of Ketch Kennedy span various places and times, each with its own sensory recollections, along with some incredibly fascinating friends and acquaintances.